Microsoft One Note helped these college students turn empathy into action, amplifying their passions and showing how the power of “one” can go so far.
Getting college kids excited about OneNote, was no easy task, but if you make your marketing about positive, world changing ideas, turns out they'll not only listen--they'll get involved.
Not storytelling...story-doing.
ALBERT MANERO, a University of Central Florida student who is transforming lives with #Limbitless, a technology forward group that uses 3D printing to create affordable bionic limbs for Bionic Kids.
NEHA GUPTA, a Penn State student and children's rights activist who started Ripple Effect, selling toys to raise money for orphans in India. Neha became the first American to be awarded the Children's International Peace Prize.
JEFFREY COPRICH, is a UC Berkeley student giving children in
Watts a chance to read and dream. Jeffrey founded The Essence K. Coprich Library at the 116th Street School,
helping children build self-confidence through literacy.
To support his cause, every time #IGiveABook was posted, Microsoft donated to the library on their behalf.
When the biggest superhero on the planet wants to join your cause, people notice. Robert Downey Jr. and Albert Manero of Limbitless surprised a very special child with a new bionic 3D printed arm at no cost to the family.
Through videos, events, banners, social, Tumblr and influencer outreach, #CollectiveProject led to some of the largest engagement Microsoft has ever seen.
Microsoft’s Collective Project had a huge impact and was awarded several industry honors:
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